It can show itself later after the kids are older and are walking, and (they) slowly lose that ability. There's also an adult onset form. The earlier it manifests, the worse case it is.

He painted himself in a corner and fought his way out. That showed some pitch ability. One, some fortitude, two, and some more gray hairs on the manager, three.

It is something we have dealt with since Day 1. You can't recreate that environment. It's just the ability to go out there and slow the inning down as much as you can.

I've noticed with my own kids that the ability for them to get up in the morning is progressively delayed as they get older.

She's one of the best shooting kids we have. She's also one of our post players. But with her ability to shoot the ball, it's contagious. She's had some success and it's rubbing off on other kids.

Especially for the kids they know they have the ability to gain some distance in this league without struggling, we just need to keep that intensity.